Wuhan virus 2020

[Onkel Neal]

This is depressing...

Almost a third of recovered COVID-19 patients end up back in the hospital within five months — and up to one in eight die of complications from the illness, according to a report.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/202...l-five-months/

https://nypost.com/2021/01/18/1-in-8...-months-study/

If that is factored into the lethality rate, I wonder where that puts it?

Out of 47,780 people who were discharged from hospital in the first wave, 29.4 per cent were readmitted to hospital within 140 days, and 12.3 per cent of the total died.

The current cut-off point for recording Covid deaths is 28 days after a positive test, so it may mean thousands more people should be included in the coronavirus death statistics.

[Mr Quatro]

Originally Posted by Onkel Neal

This is depressing...

If that is factored into the lethality rate, I wonder where that puts it?

Yes this is thought provoking ... I wonder if it has anything to do with the germs are still in the residence where the person or persons have been living?

So if you get Covid-19 and survive ... move

If so then Biden should live somewhere else till the White House has been super cleaned

Doctors have this new blue spray the nurses spray on their hands to show germs, but I think it's very expensive.

[mapuc]

This made me sad.

A friend of mine had posted a bulletin on his wall. It was about Corona-Not exactly an anti Corona thing, but merely about how tired he was about all this restrictions.

In one of the comment(one of his friend) Wrote.

I'm fighting for my life-I was tested positive Jan 6 or was it 7 Jan.
He told us, he is in ER, laying with a oxygen mask. Difficult breathing.

What made me even more sad is that there are those who are 110 % convince, that this Corona is a hoax and would not hesitate to accuse this friends friend for lying.

It would demolish their belief-so it's better to accuse others for having lied

Markus

[Skybird]

Originally Posted by Mr Quatro

Yes this is thought provoking ... I wonder if it has anything to do with the germs are still in the residence where the person or persons have been living?

So if you get Covid-19 and survive ... move

Most likely: No. From what we know, Sars-CoV-2 virusses are not different than other virusses and do not resist UV/sunlight, dryness and so forth for longer than normal. Virusses in general like moisture, darkness/no UV, low temperatures. In nature, you find them in places and animals living in caves, for exmaple, but you are unlikely to get virusses from contacting with a tree's leaves or flowing waters. They do not remain active tjis way for long.

Last spring the virus was found by several studies to survive in the range of hours to few days on different surfaces. Of concern for me thus are surfaces of boxes and packages I have just shopped and brought home, as an example, I clean them with desinfectant swipes, but when they laid around for some time and days, i am not concerned of them anymore.

Bacteria are something different.

[Jimbuna]

[Jimbuna]

Health Secretary Matt Hancock says 37,475 people are in UK hospitals with the virus - the highest total yet.

Someone is being admitted to hospital with coronavirus every 30 seconds, Hancock adds.

A further 599 people have died within 28 days of a positive coronavirus test.

Four million vaccine doses have been delivered, the health secretary says.

He urges people not to stop following social distancing and other basic measures, saying "don't blow it now"

Dr Susan Hopkins, chief medical adviser to NHS Test and Trace, says more than 37,000 cases have been detected in recent weeks using lateral flow testing.

Prof Stephen Powis, national medical director for NHS England, says there is increasing pressure on the NHS with around 15,000 admitted since Christmas Eve.

The health secretary says he is "inspired" by the ways people are helping one another in this "great national effort"

Asked if people should feel confident about booking holidays, Matt Hancock says he will be going to Cornwall in the summer.

[Jimbuna]

A further 37,535 people in the UK have tested positive for coronavirus, bringing the total to 314,980.

There have been a further 599 deaths, of people who had tested positive within the previous 28 days. The total number of UK deaths stands at 89,860.

More than four million people in the UK have now been vaccinated, with the latest figures putting the total at 4,062,501.

[skidman]

[Jimbuna]

COVID-19: The excuses people have been giving for breaking lockdown.
https://news.sky.com/story/covid-19-...kdown-12185693

[skidman]

Pokemon hunters? That almost beats the 170 worshippers Police found on Saturday night in Berlin, singing and praying loudly and without masks.

[Mr Quatro]

In America these are the people getting the shots first

https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/med...?ocid=BingNews

Doctors in Norway are investigating the deaths of 23 elderly patients who had received the Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine, looking into the possibility that adverse reactions to the shot "may have contributed to a fatal outcome in some frail patients."

[Skybird]

China has the biggest mouth in lying propaganda and the worst security in scientific research. Its sickening to see how the world is trying hard to dance to their music. Why the WHO even cared for sending that examination team over and now wonders why it gets blocked, is beyond me.

https://translate.google.com/transla...ina/a-56266516

[ET2SN]

Originally Posted by Jimbuna

Someone is being admitted to hospital with coronavirus every 30 seconds,

That must be the most unlucky person in all of Europe or else they are a hypochondriac.

Sorry, its based off an old bit by George Carlin.

[Jimbuna]

[Jimbuna]

Scotland's lockdown is extended until at least the middle of February; most school pupils will continue to learn from home.

One in 10 people in the UK had antibodies against the virus by December, national statistics show.

Almost 96,000 people have died with the virus, death certificates indicate.

Five times as many children are now at school in England - compared to figures from last year's lockdown.

Criminal justice watchdogs have "grave concerns" about court backlogs.

Campaigners take the UK government to court over claims support scheme discriminated against self-employed mothers.

Stress, depression and anxiety among parents has increased with lockdown pressures, research suggests.

Joe Biden's spokeswoman says the US will maintain travel bans on the UK, much of the EU and Brazil to mitigate spread of Covid-19

Two more Australian Open tennis players test positive.